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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08

DOPULAR oHORE LINE ,or pq PoISsa a" rail-
-, t'T.mi Central Depot Express u..l' uay
AZ M % IN. tparior "a ~
90 III ,liace Sleeping carsL SUNDAY Trains 10 w. WV" P''
wv" III % with palace sleeping oSIsl
acc lake 100 Boston hApiess "it par'o.
onnecis az ick New lof. arriving AZ "o ~
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Corner Sth.st..

THE THEATRE.
AZ ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY MAGAZINE OF DRAMA,
MUSIt ART.
1oig James Parton.
George Parsons Lanrop 4. G Gunter Kyrle Beew Harry
Edwards. -. Montgomery Alfred Ayres Barnett Philips
Rose rytluge g. Valentine. olive Logan, benjamin Fol
som Charles Mwari Henry Gallup Paine clara Lama
Thonas Pittman Louis kltz Il. +. iapg"oi FRANK
Fowler " Marble \ Kelly: Ernest kuanut Harold
Kavuoni q Cusachs Francis Day, John NJ. Morton,
" Drpalow haries Hildreth Elliot Flower G. NJ :.
Mcclellan John r. Me- anu, r. =. Saitus &c. Db>HIER
WEIGH For sale everywhere on saturdays Ten
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For Young Ladies-Country.

For Boys and Youn. Mcn-Country.
-CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes, city
a. and conury with careful advice TO parents.
r. M COYKIERE. 81 East l7fh-st Next Syphers
BOYS FAMILY SCHOOL for ten, at Green
n wich Conn; college or business. Apply to ,
y "iN"' ~~'' PINNEO. PRINCIPAL.
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BROOKLYN.

The examination Of the charges of improper con
duct ON tho part OF tho Rev. {. W. hllen, vi tno
Washington Street Methodist Church, by lrc-'ui"s
FIdar H. NJ Adams and a committee OF ministers Vi
he Nrw York East Conference, mas been postponed
mn oc,,,ber a. IL Is alleged that a new set oil
charges, ba ell upon Mr. Mhlens actions va IN, ms '"e
tIon sre 10 be submitted to the presiding elGcf'
ch,,Irs Hagen, ago Gny-lour, Of No 1G5 Ewen-st,
in a &c Of dependency committed suicide on tuesday
nih, lie first severed the veins of his lett Wrist
"a ,r.d IN bleed TO death After losing seversi
ma,,s ~ b~,d which was caught pail, the blood
rcascd 10 flow aud he bound up his Wrist ana hahBeu
bimseIf ~ a nail In tho door with strap
Gibson Rhnchart, pilot In ihe service VI INC 80,
Va, Ecrrv Coupany, was arralgncd before Police
Justice Naeher yesterday upon charge Oh steaiIhs
brick worth SIX cents. lie has been employed by inc
company twenty years ana gets si-o ,, mv,.
- a,d owns n house For some months Walter
Kiot. who has brcky ard adjoining tho Terry prem
Ises at the foot Of Broadway, has missed snui yuan
III. y, hrIck Rhlnehart was arrested with three
hricSs In his ,atcLel Ito admitted the THEFT lie
had laI go pile In his bask yard.
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,,y,srrRs oeJEOr TO A POyTOOY BRIDGE.


Tine Dock BOARD listened for several hours yesterday
10 statements relative TO pontoon bridge over the
Bronx River at Cross-st. West Farms petition sghed
by 200 persons presented in favor OF permit ZOE
the bridge and another OF about sevenyfy names OF
those living near bridge who were opposed 10 IL
The south end the bridge In the city kepe
his house. and the other side OF the river Is oaseo
ground that has become resort for hundreds of people
on sundays from whom tile barroom derives CONSIDER
able revenue Gugsberg and several others satea that
the bridge saved nearly threeuarters OF mio Walk u
the West Farms Station and was public convenience;
Among those present TO oppose the priago p1
Rev James Bolton pastor OF the West Farms Reformed
Church; the Rev. Dr. Miner manager OF the Baptist
Home: the Rev. A. j. Derbysh rector oi the fIOte
tpscoral Church the Rev. o. Itee, OF the Method
ist Church. and Edward Myers They said thar inc
bridge had become especially during the last summer
an intolerable nuisance. The bail ground IN west
chester opposite crowded on Sunday anu tne h
0eI the street cars climbing even on tho ROOFS ana inc
neighborhood was oyerrun with drunken and proisne
poople It Is only within few weeks, they SAM tnat
the bird &c has claimed 10 he Of any public Oenen
and they declared that not dozen pers' MS made use OF
IL daily. The Dock Commissioners Will decide the
matter In q few days.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr OF NEw.YoRK.... THURSDAY. SEPT. 10. 1887
ARRIVED.

nopro OF NEw.YoRK..rH THURSDAY. SEPT. Is. 1887
ARRIVED.
lsntrua Br Norman an b Sa 70 sept
with rdse and passenger to Henderson Bros ArrVed ~
the ear er ns~prisn sr Aug
TO simpson. Spence & young. Af"'eu " '"0 10"
steamer Marteo tBr, jenkins. Hall Aug 81 with mdse TO
,NST dauo rs s,. sna
to arrives a. The sas a at PIN
msss anS 2ss passengers to Fanch Edge Co. Arrived at
'h ss sar Rhyniand B.s Jm.o Antwerp sept with
mdss SsSPs..snser'to Peter Wright Sons Arrived
ss Taosas AntTs sc ~, siys . a
ms,: r.:: Sd %sa Ms
81 Pracs jer.ss Aus Cave, rs FAC sasmS I'd
T a. s ss' q API y.' a
ger; e Pm p1 SGI.S Sa Dawson
With ma:s BSwr9S ArGhsad witt, m..
TO John E Van Sickle. c,.o .,,, an,
Oh Don.nion Haipnsra RSamS aaos ssCo
steamer a Dimosk. Berry, Boston wim muse IL
A. ~ c MS ISLAND. :n wiad light sw clear.
CLEARED.
,...,.r Mor.dyo fI,rl Abbott, iul-sanderson & Son.
steamer Jan Breydol Bsig. Meyer Antwerp-funch Ed
sse.0er CITY of Pu.ola Deakeu Havana aud Mexican
pmsI opinoco Br uarvin Hamilton. Ber-A outer.
orige = "a e,er. Percv oalveston-Johu Van sickle
steamer CITY San Antonio. Wilder Key west-o NAL
'0 ssmsr CITY of Savannah Smith, Tonge
Steamer ROANOKE Norfolk City Poln' And r'ien-
s,samer Bsrnca IBr, Jones' Nortolksmpson Spence
Young. 49,. p.n,uor. ~
Downer. .... ,-.-.. u..,.nu q n,,rocr
ssS ienoS. IhaIsner Calcutta Vernon 4 Brown Co.
shp Forest Kiug tbr,. Doyio. Antwerp-C w beretuA
R.rs ual eolA br,. MCMILLAN. DuOlu--Geo Christ,i
BARK Deucalon tBr,. Baker Montcvdeo-smpson spenoe
Harry ksstrei (Br, Priest Curaoao-Foulke & Co.
BarE Atlantic. Lanfare Brdgetown, BarbAdoss-h TOW
Bars lose Moro. Lsonhard, Matansas-Wavdell d Co.
Brig Morning Light Fries Georgetown DsmsFars-h" q
Armstrong. .
staamers state Of Georgia aiasgow Leasing ana Sor
rsnta HamDurg Valencia LaHuAyrA City Of PnebA Hav.
~ So Oylnoco BcrmudA Wmcheetezs NeW.ortoenA SaS
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Antonio Key West Nacoochee Savannah: Roanoke
Norfolk Basil, Para
Dora. for Hamburg.
Banks Persia for Antwerp; Chas Luing. Hamburg Scot
land, Liverpool.
Brig Morning Light for DsmerarA
Also salcd-via Long Island Sound-steamer Gen Whit
ney for Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Sept l5-Saled steamer Adristc tBr). Cam
eron from Liverpool hence for Newly
sotIHA NPTos Sept l5-Anvet. steamer Aler tGer)s
Chstofsrs NswYork her way to Bremen land pro-
ceededl.
Sailed steamer (ocr) Richter from Bremen hence
for New-York 49,.
HAMBURG. Sept 13-Arrtved. steamer Taormlna SHef).
Fra H. from New-York. -.
MARsRILLRs li-Arrived, steamer britannia tffb
Parazols, New.York
Sailed steamer Chandernagor (Fr Toulan for Sew YORK.
flor later Shipping Nsics. u anu see Ftfta Fuge)
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WALTER CRATE BUYS DRY MONOpOLE.
GARRISON BID $4,000 AND DIDN'T GET HIM-MR

GKBHARDS MISTAhE-
Garrison has much money that he doesn't Know
VIVA, 70 do with IT, When Auctoneer Easton sang
Howmuc be mioreed for Dry MCnopoeT at sheepshead
yesterday the Snapper" whose diamond studded ""
shone res pendent vm folds OF red and black craya
spreading euseDt rays Of blue light over some 500 turf
men, closed one eye slowly him and said softly Five
thousand" Mr. Easton quickly rallied from the shock
and called for moro bids Walter GRATIS trainer. Mr.
Riley, Garrison thousand whereupon the snap
per-" egged big CHARLES Reed, retaated by gong
him better. Riley down peg and shunied Into
hundreds. Garrison followed suit On the figure OF
s7,700 they FLASHED, each claiming IL as his bid MI
Easton made deal. Garrison, nudged by Mr. Reed
Jumped 900 and strobe from further temptation
saying It's all hes worth" Riley said, Eighty one,'
and Dry Monopole knocked down him for $500
Veterans like Green Morris and w. r. Babcock said
tho colt brought fair price, Tho nrst thing Mr. Grats
dd was 70 strike Dry Monopole out Of the Maynower
Handicap Ten Booker the new Keystone Stable,
Of which T. N. Miller, owner OF Harry RUSSELL 10 the
moving sprit for $4,000 lamasney Brothers, owners or
Nttle Minnie Duke and others, bought Sea Fog
for q $50 The best sold horse OF the lot was Drake
Who brought $500. He looks Ike scarscsoW win
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tar1sd rnns-Bro0E,n U TH9I"T n. On frooky
a C,nopna'i s. Pir.t base balls-Ncol ], MePhee l.
FennsIy l. Corshii Smith, Carpenter stolen oSs,s-
Fepnoy Itrllly 2 Corkhi 2 Struck out-Gleer Otter-
son l. NePhse l. Reilly Tebcau Carpenter Two-nass
hs-Proples l. McIhes /. Double plays -ottersoh anu
Pnkney oterson Mcclellan ami Phillips HIT ny pitcher
smith l. Reilly / Wild piiches-Cupningha l. fasseu
Lsls"Baidwin l. Peoples 8 Umpirc-Mr. Connolly. Time
lao.
The MeropoItap. were again two games yester
day In The morn club and the after
nv home club has made the remark
before made by An Assocstiop
cinb-of not three consecutive games snd
only vo uus fonr In the morn.
ing me ST. the Mriropolia mado 'htee psss
HIS but 10 runs The was;
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EEW-JERSEY.

rrxrox Uu-Chrstian Mefstsr the town clerk mas TO
e IA about 300 short IN his aceonpts nc VS. h
r, In his account year but his mother maue 'he
deficiency good - .-,...ru
rtu.spTs-The adjustment conmssioners work,nx UNI
~. IN rtIn ct have pcted theu work 10 Tour OF
he wards showing taxes and assessments que rrs
.e s..ss,on S5iB g23 Theron Clark, OF Ihe rmss
NC "a ha. ,sn chosen Chairman tho republican Cehun
.n,,Iirs James Brennan. lawyer. has mysteriousV
dI,appeared from his boarding placa
c,TrzxBKRs-Jose Keppler age sixteen mas oopSu
i'm EDWARD q. dansy young man from rors ~
ueoulo met June AMI the rvs parents Ioe,o
n.nI.v 10 visit their They saw eaoh o.hot
,,nsir no YER Monday morning the Nri psen,
her missing 1t supposed that her lover ASSISTED hef
tToiu the window OF her bedroom
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the life hammered out Nobody wanted Mathis Deesuso
of two bad kies which showed tho marx OF tas
The others brought all they were worth ~, u.,or,.
strapping chestnut Prince Le0pod iea nso inc nsSS
Secretary Colonel Bradford ana Siaftel
wei expressed admiration for The colt MI SscweH Te
clarng that he would MAKO great anu s''eS
'n Observation-Disclosures for" Mr. Easton began, and Mr.
Gebhard mp two fingers The auctoneef regarded
him Two Two hnndTea he said slowly Then after
long pause be cont hued dNo thank you SIR an Al
ready bid 81 400
Prince Leopold viii remain in Mr.: Belmones stable
These are the prices brought by M Emerys nurses anu
the names OF the buyers
DRY MoyoPoLH-bay colt by Geneis Peru. yra' 40 an
rS Wat soo STss1 ssdins BY Ten BroscfNeie
Booker yr. :y sy sS
SEA roouchS'x x iswssnsy Brothsrs 1850
sg,roaC Cx cor " Observation-Disclosures. 400
DRAKx e,,, eea'hs W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go. 1900
MSsf EST cs1s1oSay colt BY dondoa
~ T e colt By Duke Of Magenta
y BY Luke blackburn
. ssidr1 BY Uncas shamrock
oT nrtnhs colt By Luke Pnchs
Yrs. eos sr Alarm M:iv Morn bid.
oREAMRST-bay flly by onondaga Beatitude. yrn,
rKNpTinos- colt by Sensation. Masma 2yra.J ,.o
ssnlR Chestnut coli by ventaior yr
oS etss colt BY Maid ,,o
usxaa Hon Bay iS BY Duke Of
usNnssD chestnut colt by Eoa':Tile Russi. yra ooo
II. Olney.
r.,., s2262s
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HOME NE RS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

Nm lvsnuI Rots-esnator J. d. Cameron OF Penney.
vans CosTcssman William Oates. Of Aiabsms Senator
sioat Fassett and Luther Caldwell of Elmira ana A.
spreckels OF San Francisco Windsor Aetst.James J.
Beiden Of syracuse B. Blackstone President OF tho
Golens L Bachelor o. Army and RICHARD Va ~ s o.
timore and DR.. Henri Nache Of PARIS Everett Hsuss-
Alexander Agaasiz. Of Cambridge. Mass: WestmtnskT
Rol-sats Auditor Emil Kiesewetter OF Ohio James
Hoe-John Carson Of Chicago HetsI S0r"Gnax y,
Hsustats senator C. Yedder and CT Senators Loren b.
Sessions and w. w. Rockwell
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batting GOOD fielding dsfeased the Team 70
day. The score was ~ annexed
Ias1:s: ssSi,: dooSSS 81
Basshits-Phadephia l2t Indianapolis Errors.Pnlia-
dsiphiA l. Indisnapolis g. Pitohers-Casey ana AonAa
Umplre-Nr Valentine -
At Baitimore-st Louis Baitinore o, nrst game 81
Louia Il Baltimore, q second Eame
AZ Philadeiphia-A thistio o. Louisville.
At Toronto-Tor snto IL Newark o.
At Hamton-Hamilton 5. syracusel.
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RIM, earned Metropolitan. Cincinnau First base
on erfors-Melropolan u, Cincinnati Left on esses
Metropolitan Cincinnati g. F.i base onbAlls-Nico
NrPhee Stolen bases-NicoliA. Muane J. struck out
ionek l. Pagan l. Nicol Tebesn Csrnener J. pouD'o
aud Donohne Radfori and -nkpscn nv pmn ShTr
CorkhiIi l. baldwin, PASSED. balls-Donshue l. Umpire
Mr. Sullivan. Time OF eame-l:3O
The h.ropotan fairly good form IN the atei
noon game with Cleveland club, but tho ~ base hlts
they made scattered that they Drought ID 10 runs
The scOre
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THE CLAN Ts DEFEAT THE CHICAGO CLUB

cuc,oo Sent l6-Hew. York both outbatted and ont
folded Chicago today but at that barely won Arson made
kick in tho fourth inning. and was sustained by the
umpra Jy which Now.YoTk lost run. ofourke was on
the twice In one pi@e either he or nelson was
NAV third in tho other Brown 10 catch He PLAYED
third Brown caught, but ohourke rave IN We
which he acrnated with brown The second time no
went 10 lat he clean home but Arson ne
place and Powers lowed the csn' o.ins
disaiowing tho run inc ctown ho,ou ~
this and N,w.York won IN spite OF u hesIub ape
psnded 1t dark 10 when the game ended Inc
fcure
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WHAT "a GOING ON TODAY.

Volunteer MaynOwer trial Yacht "
Board Of Street Openings, City Hall
Brooklyn Citizens League executive committee, p. m
Sohnepp divorce case before Referee Barnard. p m
United Labor Party City and County Convention, Labor
Lyceum, p.
Reno Post No. "A, g. A. r., picnic. Jones's Wood
XxIst Assembly Republican meeting. No. East
Fifty ninth-st, p
Funeral Of Michael CreRan, Masonic Temple p m
Forty-seventh Regiment Veterans anniversary clam
bake, Canarsie.
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WHITESOCKS BEATS KENILWORTH.
SIX HEATS PAIL TO VI ISL THE 2:25 TRoT AT

The most big crowd at the second days
racing at Fleetwood yesterday afternoon couldn't hnd
particle the track weather The grand stand
club members crowded each other on the cno
house ladies had seats IN the balconies
Boomers pleasant face was one OF the mos
at and he talked with Nj Schuz the
Brooklyn baker. who owns Patrons sre Psncoas Mao
lea rans Il. Houston Co onel Edwards, OF NewaiE
c. Basins j. A Bailey were also on hand The uotng
hrstclzsA -,ao
In The 225 whitefoo sold for $40 against 500
fed the hrst heat Jesse bad the pole ana
length 10 the good In 22i cara
Mutnals paid sl3 Fer the second heat he n.d
paid SIT 80 Ciar. won the third and fourth neat
There collin the NTH for ono would
bur against clara Lowand Mary 90 tho surprise OF
all in 225 although Perpie, on run. hnishei hst Mu
TIE sixth heat had but four contsstant
Jesse by eight enxtha MuuAs paid 81 80 The race
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Tho records 10 date are as follows:

Tie Metropolitan and staten lsana Atheuo nnes VIII
plat at st. George TO day
Pitcher Cu.hmap was released BY the Metropolitan Climb
vsssrday powls club yesterday ahd klns
low viii sgn IN = aay Lynch viii have charge Of tho
PLAYERS oil lie field hereafter. -, a., p....
adbourn pitcher recently suspenuou ny 'ho ooSo"
Base ball Club. has been reinstatoh
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A BAD DAY FOR POOR LOCAL MINES.
THE NETS WERE wHlTEwASHED TWICE.
CINCINNATI AND CLEVELAND THE vIcToRs-BRooh
LYN BEATEN BY THE FORMER.

LYN BFATFN BIT THE F"H"rTN
The Brooklyn club gave dep exhibition OF Its play
ing powers at Washington Park yesterday Tho Cincinnati
payers won easily that the game was virtually decided
before had begun About looo people were
preseu although the was not long ana uresome
one t was not e.r ecay interesting the onookeia inc
home nlayers the bat with little effect making only
Ave base hta Cuuning tho Young aud bealess ne"
pitcher from the wilds OF Michigan. made MS DEBUT ~
BROOKLYN pitcher He urroi and oIced ana may 40
be.r work IN Is next The little pitcher nano me
oniy run credited home cub. and he was heartily ap'
plz he &c Was
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURB
Jersey CITY.

o,.. NJ Cleveland eldest daughter OF Mayor Cieveann
.,% r..tsrday AT swampseott Mass. She VAS young
gaw.p Of remarkable intellectual ability. speaking sevon
turntly sessiDF many sclehtlhc sthih
msts The FUNERAL III piobsbiv take place on SUNDAY
Joseph schlemmer who shot and KILLED MS cha wiz "
Juy was iDulcted yesterday Tor MURDER
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Sept l6-Ths third day Of the Doncasnr
eunmber meeting The Portland Plate was won
by General wilamss fouryear old bay colt LISBON oy
sx Omen OF tho Dale second and W. GloeiIs
aged chestnut horse Despair bad thrd Inc Ias. po,nk
was 10 against Lisbon 20 TO against Qdesn Of the DAs
and II against Despair.
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o,os,ya oy SIMMER HOMES FOR CHILDREN.

Tbs Summer ONE Chdren's Aid society. At batn
ana the Health Home on Coney Island closed Tor the
800 lat SATURDAY During long hsaet term both
home, were taxed capacity ana many o. these
applying Tor al MISSION had 10 DO rsiuss, 10, arr
nalhers aud their infants avsiei tnensves OF ns
,uothers aud i44s chiren remained one week Az tns
mm'.er Home l436 children from tho enement dis
. 49, ths city we're aud OF those over 5000
.,s Girls spsnt week beautiful place Total num-
bsr AZ both hsmes, H. 30
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Earned runsMetroponan o. Cley,a1d FL s.s eI oS
SI.~iIagan s. Jones Medicine l. Crowe l. LOT, on Eases
metropolitan. cleve nj. T. struck ont-h.aioru ).
Uankpssd l. roweli Stolen bases D. OBri-n Jones
J. Mexican l. Hotaiing /. TOY Double plays hoa,k ana
T-obsse Mts-Haesn l. Passed balis-noibort J. WIG
p,tches-MaYs l. Umpire-Jeru Sullivan. TImo-lSo
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NEWARK.

m. ,.r,e,h annual convention Of the National Grann
ode ipTrpendeni order OF oood samaritans ana
-amaria of North America 10 now Delng nelu III ,.
gh composed nsvey OF coored peop0
AMI Tic sreets Of the city are crowded win 'neu'
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FINE CALF SHOES (hand- sewed welt). " 81
worm - hAH"''" KKssEDY. 20 Cortandtst
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rises SO o. Moon rise ala Moons ago. 70
HIGH
<M-sandy Heox 6:I2 Gsv. tsrd 6;3t HeiGate s;5S
P.M.-Sandy Hook. 6:35 Gov. IsPd. 7Ol heuSAt~ o'o'
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Announcements

Bladder Kidneys Mems Weaknesses and
49,. nrovs f.taI uusss the afflicted the remedies
gwen I'm the MEDICAL BUREAU book Maod Hee
A 20l broadway, Now.fork.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1856 West e3d-st
Hour.sts ~ soL p.sAsss q a: .. Sssy9a' sy'''A'
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Tme-2.22h
SPJS1s isG
,hy% [a:, Sop%,ss,SI Frank Ward to l. lie L's''
Fl sIl% g. Ward ST. Rupert 'iS n''a vi u'" '
s the sn Tor %s s3
xs Remained Ssan IN 20 S oss nns the Swinging
the only x .'2s ''Srs
ming the outside Tho vorc s..ly DISPOSED ed
IesI Who canning with Tremendous rnsh The home ne
s. fG Ss the .| n nS a he
ito bv hall length Lers second ball
@ no Ss n s rJn
the head OF the stretch where no died away.
FIFTH RAcE-GREAr FALL SELLING STAKES. $50 EACH
$1,000 ADDrD WINNER TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
PoR $1,000. lis MILES.
D. 4. Hongs ST. Grey Cloud by Hyder AiLInierpo.e
O. MoTps. CD o PHI Lee 100
doc sSii. sios. S'n 49, Gar
T bsSs1 sas. r:%'i c";sa
Betting to winJoe COTTON to Pontiac to
Cloud to PIN Lee II. chOc'aw 10 to Arundel 20
csss sss.d::I ps:e A5s S f.s
$50 asa sSS Mata., P.S Sac y" on IN tn.
Load la and s ri ci pace clear Rs
Of : S %n: Hss Sss' aa
5 h. H 50 e 3: sno%s s sS' 90
a1vsn,as. Of The better going Grey Goa eIe, to
Ss aH1 u ana Sa ssore %fuD i %
great disappointment IL was rctortod ust hs
blood vessel hi, head but the rumor vas denied
as N s Over Snf hs az Ss
Sixth RAcE-WELTER HANDICAP swEEPsrAKEs 30
EACH. 5000 ADDED $40 MILES ON TURF
w Lakelands ch H. Tsier by Tom oehiiiTsc Columbia,
W Bursh's Dr. pa.ha: |ocSf.y
S0e" Dsys sS m for:as. NJ s. iMcLsashl.i
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c. Mopckss b. IN Elizabeth D. IL :-.-.-.. (shauer) y
Time-2:Oe.
Betting to win-Pasha TO q Lancaster to Tater to
2 Florence 10 Referee L. iizAoeth IL to friar
20 10 l. John Keyes % TO /. -..,- :,
Betting for piace-Pasha even. Lancaster 10 D. Tatler
Florence NJ 70 s, Referee to l. Elizabeth TO J.
Frlar TO l. John Keyes 10 10 l. ~oo ~,
Auction $40 T.t.r $50 Lancaster SO Flor
made the the hall mile po.t wheie Gal
rlson closed u Lancaster and took the lead
holding around the turn and into the stretch Heo lis
ton seeing openinr by the rails brought ater through
and In hand, Tatier vim ng
Pasha and Lancaster ran lo' ksd toeesr
q hundred yards goins head and beat nride
stride. The pest Tho issne was IN doubt nnn me
judges sent Psshas number. Lancaster getths 'hHu
place Eliza, eth was beaten nifty yards
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DR.. w. A. COCHRANE says: %! used III.
~..,vn 10 cass Of Acute Dyspspsat acted like charm
An III druersts 81 bottle W. v. Kidder Co.. 81 John st
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LONG ISLAND.
ALONG THE SOUND.

p,vrpur.pThe second tournament OF the sanok
County firsmsns Association wa" h''a ~ "''''A
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
popr has been appointed SAM
tary inspector.
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p,,nnvroRr-A regatta for pleasure yachs iangng "a
NJ, ,ro ia 70 40 ies the Citizens Cup VIII pe s&ea
s PARK In the Monday There VIII DO nSs
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OKourke out. Bstting out OF order $780,, 49,.
P.rnrd runs -Chcass 4? Hew.Yorv, 4.-Twooaso hits
Tiernan Ihreo base bts-Richard.on and Ysch: Msme
uns-Conuor First bals-Anson2 Po'tL SuUivan
Van Uoiten DaIy Herman FIRST base on errorChi
caro- / New York 4.-struck out BY van molrn, i,@
Weich Passed balls-iJay y. ORourkf y brown l. VIA
p,cbes-Wech 2. Time-220 Umplrs-Mr PowerA
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
DETROIT Sept l5.-1he home club defeated washington
easily to DAY by this score; .
n.,,o,s .......,A q 0 Ill
wWaspin ,tsn ........O q o O.
Ba.ehits Detroit 20; Washington. 10 frrorsEDeroit
Wa,hIn eton O. Pitchers-Oetzein and ODay Umpire
MT Daniels.
PrTsBURG Sept l5Fres batting IN the opening inning
TO-DAY tho home club good sad and they won as fol-
lows:
Boston. " % a.
BOSTON IL, Pit;sburK. ID Errors-Boston
PitIsDurg Pltehers-Madden and Mccormick Umpire
Mr.. Doeseher.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 1.-THE Philadelphia club by Tree
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